de·nude (d -n d )v. To divest of a covering, as myelin. |
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Long-term consequences for species other than zebra mussels should be minimal because after 2 hours in water, most of the particles fell apart, denuding the remaining potassium chloride, Moggridge says. The company offers an alternative process to compliment its existing rubber denuding. But believe it or not, our wildlife is remarkably efficient at denuding fruit trees with astonishing speed. |
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